BitSweep.org - Bitcoin Sweeper

[ranlo]

The design is nice and sleek, but if why would one use your service? Most wallets support this feature, so I find it unnecessary and unsafe sweeping on an external site (site launched by a newbie doesn't get trust here). I think you'd do better using your coding skills (as I mentioned earlier, the site design is very pleasing). And I'd say the vast majority (almost 100%) of people who use paper wallets or other means of cold storage do it for safety and security reasons.

It's easy and fast.
Also you can enter in the site from TOR without problems.
So if you want high level anonymous just use https://bitsweep.org
Cheers

You did not give explanation why one should prefer your site over wallets' features. Almost every wallet out there you can sweep wallets in, without compromising the security of your private keys (putting them in a website, such as yours here).

I feel almost like this is a method of obtaining peoples' private keys for the purpose of things like CLAM (where he could check the addresses to see if they had a balance). Not saying that's what's happening, but it was the first thing to come to mind...

Regardless, the #1 rule to crypto is NEVER GIVE YOUR PRIVATE KEY TO ANYONE.

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[jhenfelipe]

The first thing I've noticed was the site is responsive/mobile friendly which is good. However, I think you need to recheck every word/phrase in the site because you have several mistakes there like "Sweep a Bitcoins", "trasfer", "before confirm the transaction", "All right reserved". Maybe you would also like to add "What is BitSweep? " before the "How it Works?" part.

P.S. I think it will be really hard to earn the trust of users because of the private key requirement.

[bitsweeporg]

Seriously, "Every transaction is sent with a 20 satoshi per byte mining fee.". It's only 20480 satoshi per byte, far less than recommended fees. I also accidentally use 20480 satoshi per byte for tx fee and the transaction haven't confirmed until this day.
I strongly encourage you to increase the tx fee or let user to set their own tx fee (with min/max amount)

Hello, it's from block.io API. I can't edit the fee.

[fixmod]

Really unique idea with nice design.
Added to bookmarks will use soon.
Thank you for serving a nice service.

[ranlo]

Seriously, "Every transaction is sent with a 20 satoshi per byte mining fee.". It's only 20480 satoshi per byte, far less than recommended fees. I also accidentally use 20480 satoshi per byte for tx fee and the transaction haven't confirmed until this day.
I strongly encourage you to increase the tx fee or let user to set their own tx fee (with min/max amount)

Hello, it's from block.io API. I can't edit the fee.

I would go with an API you have more control over... this could potentially end up with transactions that never confirm, and there are multiple APIs that allow full control, or at least let you set flags for priority.